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Joachim Nagel’s hawkish comments contrast with investor expectations of an end to rate rises
Not even the ECB’s increase in interest rates to a record this week could support the currency
Uncertainty over how quickly price pressures will subside despite hopes eurozone has seen last tightening
Quarter-point increase comes despite faltering growth in the eurozone
A smoother rate path is preferable to a sharp up and down, allowing more time to assess data
Hawks face tough battle to convince other rate-setters to raise eurozone borrowing costs one more time
Underlying and headline figures at 5.3% as central bank debates whether to continue raising rates
Prices in Germany rose 6.4% in the year to August, a smaller than expected dip from 6.5% in July
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Frankfurt institution’s communication index shows it is more successful at nudging investors to move in desired direction
ECB and Fed shift rhetoric in favour of more ambiguity with inflationary pressures waning
Ninth consecutive increase comes as investors bet against further rate rises
This week the US, EU and Japan will announce their rates. How will markets respond?
Economists say scale of credit tightening in eurozone bolsters doves’ case for pause in bank’s policy
ECB hawks view decline in productivity as sign further tightening needed but some economists warn rate rises could kill jobs
Persistent price pressures facing BoE boost case for keeping borrowing costs high, say eurozone policymakers
Gap between short and long-term borrowing costs reaches widest level since 1992
Rising labour costs could keep inflation high for ‘several years’, warns central bank president
German audit office’s report could make it harder for European Central Bank to carry out similar programmes
Halting increases in rates would be ‘first-order error’ even if price growth falling, says Germany’s central bank chief
Likelihood of more tightening in September uncertain despite Bundesbank boss remarking on ‘long way to go’ to hit 2% target
Central bank warns inflation will be ‘too high for too long’ and signals similar move in July
Rate-setters likely to back quarter-point rise, leaving rates at highest level since 2001
May figure drops to 6.1% but ECB president Christine Lagarde signals more interest rate rises ahead
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